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The Owl Centre

Neurodevelopmental Team Lead - ADHD

Mental & Behavioral HealthConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeRemote in UKNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A professional qualification in psychology, speech and language therapy, occupational therapy, nursing, or another relevant field.
  • Additional training in ADHD diagnostic assessments, such as DIVA-5 or ACE.
  • Registration with an appropriate professional body, such as HCPC, RCSLT, NMC, BPS, or an equivalent body.
  • Significant experience in ADHD neurodevelopmental assessments and clinical practice.
  • A sound understanding of NICE guidelines, best practice, and clinical governance in neurodevelopmental services.
  • Ability to provide constructive feedback, handle concerns respectfully, and help resolve issues.
  • Ability to balance workload distribution, service capacity, and expectations in a clinical setting.
  • Ability to review team performance, identify trends, and contribute to practical service improvements.

Responsibilities

  • Support Neurodevelopmental Clinicians through regular guidance, feedback, and communication so colleagues feel supported, engaged, and able to meet service expectations.
  • Support development and clinical decision-making through regular individual and group supervision, mentorship, complex case advice, and training to build skills and maintain evidence-based clinical standards.
  • Coordinate workloads and caseloads by balancing capacity with demand, monitoring pathway flow, and resolving barriers to support sustainable workloads, timely assessments, and delivery KPIs.
  • Support colleagues with clinical and operational challenges by acting as the first escalation point and offering practical guidance so complex queries are addressed promptly.
  • Support performance and attendance through regular reviews, constructive feedback, and development goals in line with organisational policies to help colleagues meet expectations.
  • Conduct ADHD assessments within a manageable caseload, accounting for approximately 50% of the workload, to support access to assessments.
  • Monitor performance, assessment timelines, reporting, and service delivery, and contribute to audits and action plans to maintain organisational standards and improve effectiveness and client outcomes.
  • Work alongside the Clinical Service Manager and relevant health, education, and social care stakeholders to identify priorities, update procedures, and introduce clinical models, tools, and interventions that strengthen integration, consistency, patient care, and assessment processes.

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